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由Chaz编辑：
5/29/2013 4:22:54 PM
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Yes the earth goes through temperature fluctuations. However with us here it's been heating up a lot faster than it usually would. Basically yes global warming is in part a natural cycle but it's also pretty clear that humans are accelerating the effect.
If it was bull then why the hell would the scientific community agree with it? Or are you saying that it's more likely that they are ALL lying instead of being scientists?
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[quote]The elliptical path causes the seasons you dolt.[/quote]No it doesn't. In fact, during winter (for the northern hemisphere) we're actually a LOT closer to the sun than we are during summer. Seasons are caused by the Earth's axis. The Earth being tilted means that for the northern hemisphere, during the summer the sun hits the planet directly where it is distributed over a larger area in the south since it is tilted away and not directly facing it. The opposite holds true for the south in our winter.
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由Chaz编辑： 5/29/2013 4:24:44 PMShit yeah that's right, gonna slyly remove that part. I still don't see how it would cause global warming since it would just imply that we're closer to the sun for some part of the year, we can't be at a close point in an orbit for several years because that makes no sense.
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[quote]I still don't see how it would cause global warming since it would just imply that we're closer to the sun for some part of the year, we can't be at a close point in an orbit for several years because that makes no sense.[/quote]Oh it doesn't. You're right on that part.
